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Category: Articles

Bethlehem Has Something to Bragg About

By tvanstone Posted on February 6, 2007 Posted in Articles

Darrin Bragg played for the Boston Red Sox, New York Mets, and New York Yankees during his 11 year major league career and once hit a home run off Randy Johnson at Yankee Stadium and was the starting left fielder …

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Simon Hunt in "The Bronx is Burning"

By tvanstone Posted on October 17, 2006 Posted in Articles

© Republican-American – October 17, 2006 Does this man look like Don Gullet to you?  Use your imagination.  Trim back the hair, stick a baseball cap on his head with the interlaced N and Y, and put him in pinstripes.  …

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Cuban Junior National Team 5, Tri-State All-Stars 4

By tvanstone Posted on April 18, 2006 Posted in Articles

In 1994, The Cuban Junior National Team traveled to the United States and made a stop during their World Tour at Fuessenich Park in Torrington to play the Tri-State All-Stars. Scott Arigoni and Chris Caron carried the workload on the …

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Tom Downey Honored

By tvanstone Posted on March 1, 2006 Posted in Articles

© Ron Lyon Tom Downey was an All-Duchess County selection at Webutuck Central in 1967, after posting a .478 batting average. He played his entire semi-pro career with the Amenia Monarchs in the Tri-State Baseball League from 1967 to 1995, …

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ERA in Baseball Ends with Twi-Met Demise; Now Just a Memory

By tvanstone Posted on January 2, 2006 Posted in Articles

© 2006 Republican-American (Joe Palladino) It was 83 years ago today that the City Amateur League played its first game in Waterbury.  So that makes this as good a day as any to note that the Dave Wallace League, formerly …

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Lonnie Brooks Remembered

By egadomski Posted on October 19, 2005 Posted in Articles

Lonnie C. Brooks unexpectedly passed away at the tender age of 34 on Monday October 17th, 2005. Lonnie graduated from Bristol Central High School in 1990 and was well-known for his athletic abilities, especially as a basketball player during that …

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Twisters Earn Manager Gregg Hunt's 200th Victory

By tvanstone Posted on July 21, 2004 Posted in Articles

© PATRICK TISCIA, Register Citizen Staff, 07/21/2004 TORRINGTON– In Gregg Hunt’s (former Bethlehem Plowboys manager) eight seasons as manager of the Twisters, Torrington has missed the playoffs just twice and reached the New England Collegiate Baseball League Championship Series on …

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"Iron Man" Gadomski Endures

By tvanstone Posted on July 15, 2004 Posted in Articles

© 2004 (Rick Wilson) Thomaston Express The Thomaston Spoilers rode the iron man effort of pitcher Ed Gadomski to a double-header sweep over Brass City 7-4 and 14-7 on Sunday in Tri-State League baseball action at Black Rock Field.  Gadomski …

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Steve Richard Caps Expectations with MVP Award

By tvanstone Posted on July 1, 2004 Posted in Articles

© 2004 Register Citizen – Peter Wallace League chairman Ed Gadomski calls Torrington (2004) "maybe the best Tri-State team in the last decade," then lists three players – Steve Richard, Jeremy Pesce and Rich Thomson – as possible 2004 MVP …

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Scott Arigoni Still Throwing Heat

By tvanstone Posted on May 12, 2003 Posted in Articles

© Peter Wallace, Register Citizen Staff, 05/12/2003 "Now pitching…for Little Rock …Sc-o-o-o-o-ott Arigoni!" When 44-year-old Scott Arigoni, Oliver Wolcott Tech Class of ’77, takes the mound Thursday evening at Fuessenich Park for the start of another Tri-State baseball season (Torrington …

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